Android
3 Reasons Not to Root Galaxy S7 Nougat & 2 Reasons You Should
Don't Root If You're Unprepared | ||||||
Do not, we repeat, do not jump into the rooting process until you've prepared for the rooting process. This is a multi-part process. First, you must assess how comfortable you feel with the rooting process itself. There's a ton of jargon in the instructions and it's important that you know what everything means before you start. If the instructions are way over your head, you'll need to invest some time learning about the nuances of rooting your device. If it still seems complicated after you put in some research, you're probably better off sticking it out on stock Nougat. You'll also want to make sure everything important on your device is backed up. Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge users have successfully rooted their devices using this method but that doesn't mean you and your devices will come out unscathed. | ||||||
Daniyal
09/25/2017 at 6:00 pm
Will samsung pay work after going back to stock firmware.
And will every thing be back to normal after stock firmware
Younus Rahman
08/04/2018 at 12:17 am
Sorry but samsung pay will stopp working.
Souheil
10/28/2017 at 9:45 am
If i rooted my phone, can it be unrooted again?
if yes will it return same as previously?
Younus Rahman
08/04/2018 at 12:20 am
It isn’t possible to downgrade to KNOX-disabled firmwares/bootloaders (An attempt sets 0x1) again. so technically you can not return to same as previously.